Research highlights the presence of women role models as a potential predictor of women pursuing STEM careers. With fewer women employed in higher positions in science, technology, engineering, and math, it can be tricky for young girls to find role models with whom they identify with. This webpage, “NASA Women of STEM” is an excellent […]
Collaboration is Key
March 20th, 2017 by Rich Feller
“The best ideas can happen when different views come together and all voices are heard and respected.” Deloitte, an industry leading audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services not only supports this value, but is currently enacting it in a real, practical way. Click here to learn about Deloitte’s partnership with the organization Girls Who Code […]
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Access for All: Interview with Biomedical Engineer Jasmine Nejad
March 2nd, 2017 by Kaitlyn Reed
Reaching a fulfilling career often looks entirely different for different people; there is no perfectly developed step-by-step process to guarantee each person finds their success. The good news: you never know what person or experience will lead you closer to a meaningful career. For Jasmine, paying attention to her reactions abroad led her to her […]
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Science – It’s Full of Surprises! Interview with Botanist Jessica Warren
February 2nd, 2017 by Kaitlyn Reed
What do humans, culture, science and technology all have in common? Answer: They are all constantly evolving! In fact, there’s a whole field of research dedicated to understanding the underlying principles for how things change over time. Jessica Warren, a researcher in CSU’s molecular evolution lab describes the importance of researching this topic in her […]
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Double Your Value: Interview with Biologist & Mathematician Shannon Stiverson
January 25th, 2017 by Kaitlyn Reed
Taking courses and getting involved in opportunities outside of your specific major of choice is a great way to explore and shape your own professional niche. “While working towards my undergraduate biology degree, I met a lot of other students who really struggled with the math in their classes. I realized that being passionate about […]
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From Molecules to (Solutions That) Matter: Chemist Rachel Feeny
January 18th, 2017 by Kaitlyn Reed
As a chemist Rachel Feeny finds solutions to important scientific problems through networking and collaboration. “Initially my interest in chemistry began when I realized that often solutions to real-world problems come from understanding things at a molecular level. Now I find it fascinating to take what I know and collaborate with scientists in many different […]
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Making a Large-Scale Difference: Computer Scientist Gareth Halladay
November 28th, 2016 by Kaitlyn Reed
You never know where your interests, personal network, and perseverance will lead you in the STEM fields. This couldn’t be more true for Gareth Halladay, a present graduate student in Colorado State University’s Computer Science program. “In my undergrad I had a passion for anatomy and physiology and majored in biological sciences. Now, I look […]
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Carve Your Own Calling: Veterinary Scientist Julia Labadie
November 15th, 2016 by Kaitlyn Reed
Julia has always had a passion for animals. “I had three Golden Retrievers growing up – all of which died of cancer. Needless to say, I’m extremely passionate about the work I do.” However, discerning her career path wasn’t always clear and easy. “If you are interested in science and math, don’t feel like you […]
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